In one scene in this work, a soprano discards a bouquet, insults past performers such as "Strada," and states "Nothing, absolutely nothing" is worth having sex for, though later she talks in Spanish after a man describes his lost love to castanet rhythms. The second act open
In one scene in this work, a soprano discards a bouquet, insults past performers such as "Strada," and states "Nothing, absolutely nothing" is worth having sex for, though later she talks in Spanish after a man describes his lost love to castanet rhythms. The second act opens with a discussion between the Stage Technician and the Cleaning Woman, and this opera ends with red light flooding the stage as the lead soprano states the Lord's Prayer in her native tongue and collapses after Vitek's daughter Kristina burns the central (*) document. Though it begins with the conflict between Baron Jaroslav Prus and Dr. Kolenaty's client Albert Gregor over who inherits an estate, it is revealed that an opera singer has lived for three hundred years using the title formula. Taking its title from Emilia Marty's Greek birth name, for 10 points, name this opera by Leos Janacek.
In one scene in this work, a soprano discards a bouquet, insults past performers such as "Strada," and states "Nothing, absolutely nothing" is worth having sex for, though later she talks in Spanish after a man describes his lost love to castanet rhythms.
The {Makropoulous Affair}